I like the T-Mo jingle as much as the next guy, but is there anyway to shut off the start-up jingle when you turn a Revvl on? I can't find any setting for it.
If there isn't, maybe this is something T-Mo could add in a future update?
Best answer by dragon1562
There is no way to actually turn off the boot up jingle. Like mentioned before your best bet is to turn off the audio before a reboot.
Turn the volume all the way down before restarting or powering it off.
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There is no way to actually turn off the boot up jingle. Like mentioned before your best bet is to turn off the audio before a reboot.
This is the most annoying thing that t-mobile phones have.
There is not always the chance to turn off the audio before restart or turning on the phone, like when the device runs out of battery.
I need to turn on my phone without disturbing people's rest time or whatever.
The jingle has to be removed from the boot process !! it serves no purpose ! Go advertise somewhere else !
Agreed! Super annoying! Just woke somebody up because the stupid thing went off!
Absolutely you can kill it. Download the app "silent boot" and select to quiet all startup sounds.
I opted by muting the "system" volume. Go to settings, "sounds and vibration", "volume" and lower the bar until it's muted.
Plug something into the audio jack.
The jingle is very disturbing when I reboot the phone. Seeing the logo is fine. There is no reason for playing the what is becoming an irritating sound.
I couldn't agree more. I very much resent that T-Mobile which likes to portray itself as "The Cool Guys" mobile phone company are actually nothing but a bunch of tight-ass control freaks. If customers want or need to turn off that very loud and identifiable sound, a sound that informs everyone a quarter mile away that someone has just turned in their T-Mobile phone, due to concerns about disturbing others or others knowing they're now using their mobile phone, then they should have the option to turn it off. I'm also ticked off that T-Mobile, the tight-ass control freaks will not permit signed-in members of this website comment unless they also accept all of their cookies. Control freaks pretending to be cool hipsters.
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